Rick and Morty' exec producer Scott Marder shared how James Gunn and Zack Snyder agreed to parody themselves and their dueling 'Superman' takes.

As audiences rave over James Gunn's Superman, fans should check out similar comic book movies like Man of Steel and Guardians of the Galaxy.

James Gunn And Zack Snyder's Rick And Morty Appearance Explains Viral Meet-Up Fans may remember back in February 2025, James Gunn took to Instagram to share a pic of him and Zack Snyder palling around and looking like dear old friends.

Zack Snyder has graciously passed the torch to James Gunn and Henry Cavill has happily handed over his cape to David Corenswet, and yet somehow the social media civil war over Superman continues to rage: What kind of Superman fan are you?

The latest episode of Rick and Morty included a surprise cameo from two major Hollywood stars. In celebration of the new Superman movie, the adult animated series brought on Superman director James Gunn and Justice League director Zack Snyder.

Joining a long list of celebrity voices to have appeared on Rick and Morty, Snyder popped up to play himself. But the main guest star in “Ricker Than Fiction” is James Gunn —whose Superman hits theaters later this week,

James Gunn and Zack Snyder played themselves and had a very funny and meta conversation about Superman on Rick and Morty.

While many DC fans feel like Man of Steel and James Gunn's Superman movies are in competition, the latter couldn't exist without the former.

Rachel Brosnahan and David Corenswet are phenomenal, but DCU kickoff 'Superman' is too slight to feel like the start of something big.

James Gunn’s Superman hasn’t just landed — it’s taken off like a rocket, blasting through franchise expectations and setting a new Rotten Tomatoes record for the DC Universe. And while critics have certainly responded positively,

The following contains spoilers from James Gunn’s Superman, now in theaters. A major plot point in James Gunn’s Superman movie — now playing and officially launching the theatrical side of Gunn and DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran’s new DCU — involves the hologram message that Kal-El’s parents,